at what really went on in the playoffs we made a decision when we were detain 2 games from the cincinnati redsto make. it would have been pretty easy to give up. i remember we heard on the radio that there was no way the 70 giepts were going to win. well, we decided to make a decision we weren't going to play four ourselves we were going to play for each other. we didn't care if with had to win a hundred games we were going to win that day. it's the same challenge we ask i. there's a decision everyday between what's right. and what's easy. it's easy to look away but i've been in a lot of cities and san francisco is one of the most beautiful places i've ever been in my life. i absolutely love it here he every time i go to the park i'm so happy. you can't compare it to anywhere. you guys are spoiled. it's beautiful. by at the end of the day let's keep san francisco beautiful and clean. and let's do this ever day and let's get this win >> come on we can do better than the that. the second-graders from the day school have been working on this chant. are you ready to do this. i going to say this wi

at what really went on in the playoffs we made a decision when we were detain 2 games from the cincinnati redsave been pretty easy to give up. i remember we heard on the radio that there was no way the 70 giepts were going to win. well, we decided to make a decision we weren't going to play four ourselves we were going to play for each other. we didn't care if with had to win a hundred games we were going to win that day. it's the same challenge we ask i. there's a decision everyday between what's right. and what's easy. it's easy to look away but i've been in a lot of cities and san francisco is one of the most beautiful places i've ever been in my life. i absolutely love it here he every time i go to the

the cincinnati reds baseball team was his team and because his really good friend was dave enconcepcion>> he made a statement but i preferred his tweets. he said hated by the entrenched classes hugo chavez will live forever in history. i mourn a great hero to majority of his people and those who struggle throughout the world for a place. and sean penn who traveled with you, said the venezuelan and it revolution will endure. today the united states lost a friend it never knew it had. and poor people of the world lost a champion. i lost a friend i was blessed to have. a mixed bag today. people saying a lefty dictator who abused his people. a lot of people say no, he was very much a freedom fighter who fought for the underdogs in his country, took on the americans, took on the big boys of the world but protecting venezuela's national interests. >> yeah, but i think he was quite dangerous. if you look at some of the things he says about iran and his friendship that he wants to build with that country, he backed people like gadhafi. he had an inhinged view of history. his real nemesis was th

who try to use some for.not just actors but i was appalled when i was a kid by voting in the cincinnati reds were elected because they stuffed the ballot box. >> guest: this is the example of medical marijuana more broadly with king of the whole scenario and the people took over. now there are a lot of sites your name has to be real, a real framework common new forums beginning to allow more rational conversation that is often hijacked by the loudest voices. >> host: more questions. a face book can be connected in a dorm room across the road when that get the science departments to build the future for the state and give extra credit. [laughter] [applause] to when you have this experience. you look at government we have the rsi and barshefsky you response for information, response for question, response for proposal, procurement cycle, public hearings hearings, lowest most responsive bid, then it turns out and then mr. is over because new people come in in there with their fingerprints on it, thus said it examples. note to did 70 million with one point* 9 billion differing demonstration, peo

and all the cincinnati reds got elected because they just had a ballot. >> that's what i'm talking about. that's a great example of medical marijuana. the issue of legalizing it is that you had the king of the hell scenario hill scenario where folks come in and took over. examples of sites that you have to have and there is a real participatory framework. there are new rational conversations that allow than those that hijack and get hijacked by the loudest voices. >> facebook can connect a billion users on this platform like no other. why not get the i.t. system in the future for the state. >> you got it. [applause] >> you all had this experience. looking at government, you had something called an rfi, and that is a response for information, a response or questionnaires, response for proposal. it took procurement cycle, most responsive bid, and then it goes to more public things and start over and people want to have this and that. that is the i.t. examples i gave. now, it's a possibility. because of 260 million to 1.9 billion. people were fired. they come and go, the companies themselve

the andrew johnson administration. 1867, the cincinnati red. basically as long as we have had professional sports have been politicians trying to exploit professional sports for their own means and gains. yet when athletes themselves have attempted to use professional sports to speak to issues they care about, when fans have attempted to do that and that is when the hammer really does come down which is why i wrote this book because i feel like since 2008 there has been a revolutionary change in the world louseworts, revolutionary changes in terms of the way politics have shaped the sports that so many of us care about, yet you would never know that by reading the traditional sports media. anything you read the sports media and it reminds me of the old reporters to use to be normal was called the race speech for the new york times and 1950's and they would go down and cover that so rights movement and come back with the most insipid, juvenile, irrelevant stories of what they're seeing, like the quality of dr. martin the pickings suits . and so,

what is it right now, is it the cincinnati reds or go for the dodgers out in l.a.e his heros growing up? we'll have a lot of fun along those lines. jon: you'll be adding to your guinness record. >> every day, every day going for 18,000. jenna: why not just relax and retire? >> well, i did but this is too good, it really is, the beginning of something new in television for this company. i want to be a part of it. i really do. jenna: i just got word that i think my father is available in case -- >> now we're going to get stuck with bob lee from super bowl iv. [laughter] jenna: and george clooney. >> they come in together, lee can join us. jenna: i like it. you never know. >> that's right you do never know. jon: it's great to have you in. >> thanks, jon, i'm happy to be here. jenna: can you stay for the next two hours? >> no, i'm not "happening now," i'm happening august 19th we get started. jon: you have the whole sum torres up. >> that's right. thanks, guys it's nice being with you. jon: thank you for coming in. there are new concerns about the u.s. relationship wit

who is the son of barry larkin, the hall of fame short stop who played so many years with the cincinnati redswn here. >> i love barry larkin. i want to focus on the miami heat although i am from near cleveland and lebron james and all that stuff. they are pretty amazing. what's the atmosphere like in the city? >> reporter: you know, the last few days they've been on the road winning the last few on the road but of course you can't buy a ticket for almost any price to a heat home game. they've got a couple more road games ahead of them before they come home. that boston game tonight if they win it and boston of course is the arch rival, the villain, and if they win that, it will be 23 straight and they will own sole possession of the second longest winning streak in nba history. they tied the houston rockets now. it's the l.a. lakers '71-'72 team with that 33-game consecutive streak that's probably way out of reach for anybody. >> you never know. you never know, john zarrella. all right. thanks so much. are you ready for march madness? do you have your bracket completed? you can test your skil

the red jackets came from the cincinnati red.stop who was from venezuela and loved american movies and he just didn't have any use for americ government. >> hold on a second. nicolas maduro made the announcement a while ago, that hugo chavez has passed away at the age of 58. i want to play that clip in spanish. juan carlos of cnn espanol is here. he's going to translate this simultaneously. this is nicolas maduro making the announcement. >> translator: we've received the most tragic and hard information that we can tell our people. at 4:25 this afternoon today, our commander president hugo chavez has died. >> you could see juan carlos, he was holding back, choking back tears, the vice president. >> when we saw him in the press conference hours before, you could tell it was a somber mood. he was not in his regularly kwash shous mood. we heard that they didn't see him living past march or april. that's how advanced his cancer was. >> and they are chanting the fight will go on. the fight will go on. these are live pictures coming in

the cincinnati reds taking on the angels. they are going to have cloudy skies and 45 degrees.twins will be looking -- i'm sure -- the twins -- target stadium is in minnesota, there you go. i didn't mean to mess that up. don't want to hear from all you baseball fans, and then the athletics play at night. they will be hosting the mariners. clear skies. 58 degrees. >> here in new york? >> we did new york is going to be nice. >> yankees/red sox. >> nice, sunny, temperatures in the low 50s. that's what's going on around >>> >>> the giants taking on the a's nbc bay area at 7:00. taking a live look, mostly cloudy conditions over sunol. this the story for the first part of the day, by about 10:30, 11:00, clear conditions and highs. very warm. 80 on the way for fairfield. 78 in livermore, 76 santa teresa and 76 today down in redwood city. here is what we're expecting. cutoff low develops as we head to easter sunday a few showers and thunderstorms early sunday. >> best part about brewers stadium, the sausage race in the seventh inning. >> nice. >> a little bit different than, you know,

that dark red color, at the university of cincinnati they gave this to people having memory problemsin years and they showed that grape juice would increase the memory over a 12-week period. and blueberries same thing. and sweet potatoes. if you went to japan the bottom of japan where people live the longest and they are mentally clear up to age 100. the number one staple is not rice or fish it's the sweet potato. that orange color is beta carotene an antioxidant that protects the brain. >> anderson: do they have this on the early special at louie's? >> yes. they have sweet potato fries. >> potato latkas. >> just as important is getting the bad stuff out and that is where we are running into trouble especially with kids. if you look at what is in the cheese and the meat that they are eating. that saturated fats has been shown to slow down blood flow to the brain and increase the risk alzheimer's. >> anderson: stay away from the meat and the cheeses. the doctor has a book power foods for the brain and it's out now. we will be right back. [applause] [applause] marilu thank you. you're

cincinnati. >> yo. getting ready for the reds. what's up? >> caller: how about agnc? and i raise you with annaly. annaly got it going. and can i say that chimera, cim, wrote about that on thestreet.com. that is i think also a buy. that's what you want to be at. i need to go to john in florida. john. >> caller: yeah, hi, jim. john k. in dunedin, florida. a loyal viewer of your program. and i just want to say congratulations on your eighth anniversary. >> thank you. >> caller: the stock i'm interested in is movoto, mov. >> yeah, pretty good. i like the luxury goods but i just saw a really good number from tiffany and if i think if tiffany pulls back that i like that more, because tiffany is getting its groove back and that's what matters. and that, ladies and gentlemen, is the conclusion of the "lightning round"! >> the "lightning round" is sponsored by td ameritrade. [ indistinct shouting ] [ male announcer ] time and sales data. split-second stats. [ indistinct shouting ] ♪ it's so close to the options floor... [ indistinct shouting, bell dinging ] ...you'll bust your

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